New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-13

"if Yankee just say, you go 70 - we'll we 81 III
know OF the place paved With good Intentions, 70
which the Miksdo's diplomatic agent referred.
Charles H. Gibson, OF Missouri" Sir Charles, az
he IL irreverenty allied sometmes-hopes TO DE sen
to Vienna AZ Minister bv Mr.. Cleveland NOW Ihss
the Chevalier Ta.era il on his Wv Washington as
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pc1IpotentiarS oi
the Emperor Frahcs Joseph It must he assumed tla.
Bayard and Austria have kissed and made up, ~
were promising 10 forget all about poor MT h'lcS w.
wipe ont the old score and begin anew W course ~
place in Vienna must be filed by somebody, ana II
by nobody why not by Sir Chafles Dir NHai
accused Of not being sufficiently familiar with tne
German language, hut those who make the accusHip
are pretudced and probably hls enemies. Agah; nJ
il said 10 be- afflicted with Il mania for moharchici.
recognition. and ia support OF thus terrible IhdlctiLe
hl~ acceptance from a German nobeman VINO Hos
INTO a II St Lous hotel OF very hahdso i
royal Dresden his being decorated WIN W.
Prus-iau order OF the Crown-and his wearing "
several badges OF royalty at dinner Oh 'no ~
Louis bar two wears ago are cucd ioge'ucl w, ~.
other more or less powerful proofs OF his enelo
TENDENCIES. the Austrian Court II under ooHs"',o.o
10 him already. and IN that sense h- eHployme" no
Ivy Secretary Bayard mig prove advantageous 10 us
country. No many years ago the Austrian ''o %
ment employed SIR Char e. TO prosecute haroh WI
Bechtolshem. Consul at -. Louis, because a. IL wa
alleged the Baron h1d lie "a dcldulleI ~ ~
that Bechoshcim got oil scot tree hut TINS dlu h"t
prevent Mr.. Gibson from being decorated WIN .ilo
franz Joseph Order, circumstance when mus IN
press unpreiudiccd observers with very hIsh "cd Vi
his diplomatic talents H. IA was asked a. 81, hc
he was decorated tor losing the what might no
not have asplTcd to II lac had won IL !
The death of Mrs Beck removes from Washington
society one of It's most popular memOer- hei Gnu
was ~ sudden II Uue ApeCted. lev DAYS OH
before her lie Tia apparently ENJOYING me Ic''
OF health. Her father was George a.hingon norm
ton. n collateral deeceudaut OF George Washington
This made her George, who II at present Damaging
a sheep ranch III Wyoming Territory. the on
male relative OF the Father OF bis Country now
alive While "A girl she liz ed IN Lexington whero
her mothcl after marryin- Governor Clark. had re-
moved from Washington. and ii was here thal sen
ator Beck. Thea struggling LAWYER Just iresh from te
country where he had acted oycrseer on I'' 20
plantation. met and courted her. There was some
on the part of her relatives to the pro'oSc
marriage. one knsmau however, who If now one 81
the most eminent Lawyers in kertucky, strongly 40,
! vsed her H. accept Beck, adding that she would
never regret it, Green Page, another relative OF
Miss Thornton wrote indignant, alter the marriage
To- the kinsman already .ntioned demanding 10 Kno"
why he had advised the youug lady to marry " that
! rough oversecr." The LAWYER replied that he mao
advised the Young lad Tor her own good ana th''
the rough ovcrSecr had intellect than Louis
ylle's great man. Guthrie. The result proved thc
wisdom OF his advice. There have been ie" men IN
public lite to whom thor wives were what N.Y. bech
was her husband.